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jaded
This term describes a specific type of exhaustion that is psychological rather than purely physical. It suggests a state of cynicism or emotional numbness that arises from overexposure to a particular experience, such as luxury, power, or stress. While a person can be tired from a single event, being jaded implies a long-term erosion of enthusiasm or idealism.
In a physical sense, the word is often applied to animals or machinery to describe a state of being worn out through relentless use. In modern social contexts, it is frequently used to describe people who have lost their capacity for surprise or excitement due to having seen too much of the same thing, often carrying a connotation of world-weariness.
Meanings
Examples
I have become jaded after years of working in the corporate world.
She felt jaded by the endless cycle of bad dates and broken promises.
I am just too jaded to believe that this new project will actually work.
The traveler looked jaded after three weeks of constant flights and hotels.
He has a jaded outlook on life because of everything he saw during the war.
I feel completely jaded and cannot bring myself to care about the results.
The detective had a jaded expression as he surveyed the crime scene.
My eyes felt jaded from staring at the computer screen for twelve hours straight.